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1 Dynamically difficult word search third stage F A I K E K E I L C R N E N A U M N A S M R A T I A F M A A Y R R I O R N E F M I E N E N L T E I M D A B Q A N D U C S H Y B V S A X T Z N F Z O O V G L T C O P L V S Y O H U F A E C A P S C S S S D R A F A Q U P T I H Y S F M M E O U R U E R U A S O N I D X S N O C L G L A C I E R O D Q T N J T Z T Z A L L P F X Y U A Y H I S C H P Y D G N A S C K X P C Z W X P F Q C Q P L D W S G V H C M K Y I O Y O C V M M H I V R X A N A F V I X W O R A F S Name: Explorers Field Notebook ANIMALS ARCTIC BIOME DINOSAUR DISCOVER DYNAMIC EARTH GLACIER LANDSCAPE OCEAN RAINFOREST SPACE STARS VOLCANO SC020363

We have made these explorer notebooks to help you discover more about Our Dynamic Earth.

This tells you that you need to listen carefully This tells you when you need to look carefully This tells you that you

rainforest Investigate many of the different animals found in the Asian Rainforest.

2 We have made these explorer notebooks to help you discover more about Our Dynamic Earth. These symbols can help you and you will see them throughout your notebook. This page tells you what they mean. This tells you that you need to listen carefully This tells you when you need to look carefully This tells you that you need to write something down This tells you when you need to discuss something with a friend or in a group tropical rainforest Investigate many of the different animals found in the Asian Rainforest. Score out the animals in the spiral that you can find in this gallery. Not all of the animals are found in the rainforest, so explore carefully! Why do you think the rainforest supports so many different species?

3 4DVENTURE Have a look at the Arctic information board. Here you will see information on the polar bear, the artic fox, the ringed seal and the walrus. They have all adapted to living in the cold Arctic conditions. Choose a biome that you would like to live in and think about what changes you would have to make to live in that environment. Pose a dynamically difficult question! As you journey through our galleries you may come across things that you do not understand or things you would like to know more about. Write your questions in the space below and then post them to our education team to answer. The hardest questions will be picked each month to challenge our team. Leave your question in the box at our ticket desk or go to Pose a dynamically difficult question!

Gallery 1: state of the earth Working together in teams, you will be given a team number 1, 2 or 3. Write notes on your discoveries on the next page.

Imagine you are in your bed, an earthquake strikes! How do you feel? Describe what happens around you. Jot down your notes on the opposite page. All team 2 s You are going to investigate volcanoes!

Discuss in your team the effects you think a volcanic eruption may have on your town and jot down your thoughts on the page opposite. All team 3 s You are going to investigate hurricanes!

4 Gallery 1: state of the earth Working together in teams, you will be given a team number 1, 2 or 3. Write notes on your discoveries on the next page. All team 1 s You are going to investigate earthquakes! Can you find the seismic monitoring system in this gallery? Jump on the floor to create seismic waves. Imagine you are in your bed, an earthquake strikes! How do you feel? Describe what happens around you. Jot down your notes on the opposite page. All team 2 s You are going to investigate volcanoes! Can you find the video showing a volcanic eruption? Imagine you live in a town next to an active volcano. Discuss in your team the effects you think a volcanic eruption may have on your town and jot down your thoughts on the page opposite. All team 3 s You are going to investigate hurricanes! Can you find the video showing footage of a hurricane? Imagine you are in your classroom and a hurricane hits. Discuss in your team the effects you think a hurricane would have on your class. How would you feel? Jot down your feelings on the page opposite Earth Fact: The moon experiences earthquakes. We call them moonquakes! However they are less frequent and are not as powerful as the ones we get here on Earth. They seem to be caused by a gravitational tug of war between the Moon, Earth and Sun. polar extremes The polar regions are natural laboratories for studying climate change. Some scientists explore these freezing places for their job! They help us understand our changing climate. Become a polar explorer and discover the unique environments of the Arctic and Antarctic. The polar regions may look similar but in fact they are very different. Below is a map of the world, we want you to join up the descriptions with the polar region they match. The first one has been done for you. This area is called the Arctic Chinstrap penguins are found at this pole Albatross are found here Ice at this pole can be up to 4km thick all year round This area is called the Antarctic This is a frozen continent Humans have lived here for centuries This pole is made of ice floating on the ocean Polar bears are found here The only humans living here are scientists Why would a polar bear never eat a penguin?

Uncover some of the different features hiding beneath the waves!

5 oceans notes An Oceanographer is a scientist who investigates many different things in and about the oceans. Uncover some of the different features hiding beneath the waves! You can now label the diagram below. Can you find me in this gallery? What did I help scientists understand?

Investigate the fossils and pick your favourite two.

the time machine Travel back in time 15 thousand, million years!

the Universe on board the bridge of our space ship.

6 Go through the following galleries. It is amazing how the different forces and processes have shaped, and continue to shape the world around us. casualties and survivors A palaeontologist is a scientist who looks at the history of life on our planet by investigating fossils. Become a palaeontologist while you roam through this gallery. Investigate the fossils and pick your favourite two. Write down your observations on the identity cards below. the time machine Travel back in time 15 thousand, million years! how it all started My Discover how it all started, travel through space to the outer reaches of the Universe on board the bridge of our space ship. f oss il d r aw ing restless earth I am a Il i v ago ed. Th e tha re w e. tw t live re m o of t d at any yea hem the oth rs s e a re? ame r cre a t ime a tures s m e,. I am a years I lived ago. res that ther creatu o of re many o, tw There we me as me e same ti lived at th? them are Feel the earthquake, watch volcanoes explode, feel the heat, smell the volcanic air. shaping the surface Fly over Norway, Spitsbergen and Scotland to discover the awesome power of the ice. My fossil drawing

Dynamically difficult word search

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